Trần Thị Diệu Hằng
Culture & Coast Editor
Diệu Hằng edits Vietpeep's culture, heritage, and coastal coverage with a preference for clear, unhurried prose. She looks for the details that give a place its pace — temple bells, fish-drying racks, the quiet of an island morning — and cuts adjectives until they surface.
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Latest by Trần Thị Diệu Hằng
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Binh Ba Island 2026: Beach Access, Transport, and Costs for International Travelers
This guide covers everything international visitors need to plan a trip to Binh Ba Island in 2026, including the best season, updated entry rules, transport from Cam Ranh Airport, water safety, and current accommodation prices. It’s designed for practical planning, with clear details on costs, logistics, and what to expect on arrival.
Bai Tu Long Bay Island-Hopping: Ferries, Costs, and Where to Stay in 2026
This article gives international visitors a practical guide to island-hopping in Bai Tu Long Bay in 2026, covering updated ferry routes and prices, how to reach the islands from Hanoi, accommodation options with current rates, and key safety and language tips. It’s ideal for travelers seeking a quieter, authentic alternative to Ha Long Bay.
Hue Imperial City Tombs: Visiting Khai Dinh, Minh Mang, and Tu Duc in 2026
This article focuses on visiting the three major imperial tombs near Hue—Khai Dinh, Minh Mang, and Tu Duc—in 2026. It covers how to get there, updated entry fees, what to expect at each site, practical tips, and how to combine tomb visits with the Imperial City for a full day of Nguyen Dynasty history.
Hue Imperial City: Etiquette, Dress Codes, and Practical Tips for 2026 Visitors
This article provides international visitors with essential etiquette, dress codes, entry fees, and practical tips for exploring Hue’s Imperial City in 2026. It covers transport options, guided tours, festival schedules, and advice for navigating restoration works, ensuring a respectful and informed visit to Vietnam’s historic royal complex.
Nam Du Archipelago: How to Visit Vietnam’s Affordable Island Escape in 2026
This practical 2026 guide covers how to reach Nam Du Archipelago, the best season to visit, water safety tips, current ferry and accommodation prices, and essential travel logistics. It’s designed for international visitors seeking a quieter, budget-friendly alternative to Phu Quoc, with up-to-date details for a smooth trip.
Sapa’s Ancient Stone Churches: Visiting French Colonial Heritage Sites in 2026
This guide covers Sapa’s French colonial stone churches, including the Holy Rosary Church and village chapels, with details on history, visitor etiquette, dress codes, entry policies, and practical travel tips for 2026. Learn how to visit respectfully, what to expect, and how to plan your trip to these unique highland landmarks.
Hon Tre Island (Nha Trang): 2026 Visitor Guide to Beaches, Transport, and Stays
This guide covers everything international visitors need for Hon Tre Island in 2026: the best time to go, how to get there by ferry or cable car, current water safety advice, accommodation prices from dorms to resorts, and practical tips for a smooth trip. Get up-to-date details for planning your Nha Trang beach escape.
Bai Tu Long Bay for Beach Lovers: Entry, Transport, and Accommodation Guide 2026
Bai Tu Long Bay offers a quieter, more authentic beach experience than Ha Long Bay, with clear waters and uncrowded islands. This guide covers the best time to visit, entry requirements, transport options, water safety, and accommodation prices for international travelers in 2026.
Hon Son Island: A Quiet Beach Escape in Southern Vietnam (2026)
Hon Son Island, also called Lai Son, offers international visitors a peaceful beach experience away from Vietnam’s more crowded coastal hotspots. With basic accommodations, clear waters, and local fishing villages, Hon Son is best suited for travelers looking for simplicity and authentic island life in 2026.
Exploring the Cham Towers of Binh Dinh: A Practical Guide for 2026
Binh Dinh province in south-central Vietnam is home to the Cham towers, remarkable remnants of the Champa Kingdom’s Hindu heritage. This guide provides up-to-date information for international visitors in 2026, covering access, etiquette, transport, and seasonal tips for visiting these ancient sites near Quy Nhon.
Experiencing Traditional Water Puppetry in Hanoi: A 2026 Visitor’s Guide
Hanoi’s water puppetry is a centuries-old performance art that continues to captivate audiences in 2026. This guide covers the history, where to watch a show, ticket prices, practical tips, and what to expect for international visitors.
Dong Ho Folk Painting: Experiencing Vietnam’s Visual Heritage in 2026
Dong Ho folk painting, a centuries-old Vietnamese art form, is thriving again in 2026 thanks to local artisans and cultural initiatives. This guide covers the origins of Dong Ho painting, how to visit its ancestral village near Hanoi, and practical tips for international travelers interested in workshops, festivals, and authentic art experiences.